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Iware-Nezare Shrine
〒321-0201 栃木県下都賀郡壬生町安塚１７７２ １
This shrine is known for its longevity-associated sacred water, 'Iwane-san', and possesses a turtle-shaped mound (kotsuka), which is an ancient tomb designated as a cultural property by Tochigi Prefecture.
History
It is said that a prince of Emperor Suinin (the 10th emperor) settled in this area after pacifying the eastern regions, and his remains became the Yattsutsuka (Yasuzuka) and Kamezuka (ancient tombs). The current main hall was established on September 29, 1570 (Genki 1), and the shrine was later granted the rank of Sho-i-i.
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Prayers for warding off misfortune, safe childbirth, and family safety
What visitors say
The shrine grounds feature numerous turtle figurines and stone statues, creating a quiet and pleasant atmosphere. Behind the main hall, there are paths for visiting the Seven Lucky Gods and exploring the ancient tombs, making it enjoyable for strolling. Goshuin (shrine seals) are pre-written on weekdays and written on-site on weekends and holidays. Parking is also convenient.
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